Enable sound and battery for Retro Lite CM5 #6971
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Description
Retro Lite CM5 device is using a WM8960 audio codec and a MAX17055 battery gauge chip.
Documentation summary for feature / change
It looks like all sound and battery chips are included as
=yrather than a module, so I've kept it that way...How Has This Been Tested?
Was using a defconfig like this for about 9 months now.
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